Tobago is more than just pristine beaches—it’s a destination rich in culture, history, and adventure. When you stay at The Villas at Stonehaven, you’re perfectly positioned to explore the island’s hidden gems. Here’s a curated 4-day itinerary that blends nature, culture, and authentic Tobagonian experiences.

Imagine yourself standing beneath the lush green canopy of Tobago’s rainforest, with the sound of steelpan music drifting through the air and the aroma of something delicious—something blue—calling you closer. Welcome to the Tobago Blue Food Festival, one of the Caribbean’s most unique culinary celebrations and a must-visit for food enthusiasts and cultural explorers alike.

Golden, spiced, or dark as molasses, rum is more than a drink—it’s a celebration of culture, history, and island life. For guests staying at The Villas at Stonehaven, Tobago offers the perfect setting to explore this spirited tradition, one sip at a time.

This adjacent sanctuary, part of the former Grafton Estate, is a haven for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts. Once a thriving cocoa and coconut plantation, the land was transformed into a wildlife reserve after Hurricane Flora in 1963. Today, it’s a thriving secondary forest teeming with life, offering scenic trails that wind through the trees, past old estate buildings, and into the heart of Tobago’s avian world.

Tucked away on Tobago’s lush western coast, The Villas at Stonehaven are more than a luxurious escape—they are a living story of heritage, architecture, and ecological preservation. From the echoes of a colonial cocoa estate to the refined elegance of French-inspired villas, every corner of Stonehaven whispers history.